@multiplayer.app is like Google Docs for debugging Live collaboration, console insights, and the only tool with cross-team collaboration, all without vendor lock-in I compared it with LogRocket, Sentry, Datadog and FullStory 👇 Read here: dev.to/andrewbaisde...

LinkedIn doing its own version of: - Spotify Wrapped - YouTube Recap That's a lot of amp.

Coding tutorials can be super helpful, especially when you're learning new concepts. But sometimes you get stuck in Tutorial Hell: following a guide but not actually grasping the concepts. Here, Andrew shares actionable tips to help you break free from the cycle. www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-...

Excited to share my new YouTube series on Software Engineering Effectiveness! www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqcK...

the UI is starting to feel right. early access feels close now. roadmap: – figma named variables (plugin) – adobe illustrator & photoshop (plugin) – css & tailwind export – .pal export – procreate export – sketch export – affinity designer export

Just published my first newsletter on Substack! AI tools, productivity systems, automation, and how I use Zapier to streamline my workflow. If you’re into levelling up your tech and mindset, this one’s for you 👉 substack.com/home/post/p-...

How I Automated My Workflow Using Zapier and Why You Should Too - Learn how to use Zapier to create automation workflows - Example workflow included 🔥 Example uses: Google Sheets, ChatGPT and Notion 👉 Read: dev.to/andrewbaisde...

Choosing between LogRocket, Sentry, Datadog, or FullStory? This comparison highlights where each excels, and where @multiplayer.app is the only tool that provides full-stack data and cross-team collaboration capabilities out of the box Check it out ➡️ medium.com/javascript-i...

freeCodeCamp can create & share so many high-quality, free resources thanks to our amazing volunteer community. These kind folks support our mission in many ways. Here's this year's Top Contributors! We're so grateful to all of you & to everyone who contributes. www.freecodecamp.org/news/freecod...

Sorry I had to use the most useless CS-class example ever to show off interfaces working. #kotlin

Was debugging a nasty ESM issue and ended up optimizing unjs/🖼️IPX from 99 dependencies down to 6 (26 MB → 2 MB). Available in the v4 nightly builds with the same features as before!

4 days into December and I am: - Improving and updating my Substack publication's About page - Starting to work on my first newsletter for December - Working on a new article for my blogs (going to be included in the newsletter)

Most tools tell you that something broke Only a few show you "why" @multiplayer.app is the only tool that offers full-stack data and cross-team collaboration out of the box See how it compares with LogRocket, Sentry, Datadog and FullStory Read: medium.com/javascript-i...

There's a lot of data out there these days - and it needs to be stored in a safe and easily query-able manner. Enter the database, where you can store & manage huge amounts of data. In this book, Daniel teaches you how to design structured DB systems using SQL. www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-...

Alright last month of the year, let’s finish on a high note

If you want to grow in tech, show your work. People can’t support what they can’t see.

Food for thought: The fastest way to grow as a developer is to build something slightly above your comfort zone every week.

Session replay tools are changing how teams debug They can: - Watch what the user saw - Inspect console and network - Collaborate in real time Here’s how Multiplayer compares with LogRocket, Sentry, Datadog and FullStory 👇 dev.to/andrewbaisde...

How I stay productive as a content creator, writer and programmer: - Obsidian: Note-taking - Notion: Project management - Comet: AI-assisted web browsing - ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini: Productivity and general tasks - n8n/Zapier: Automation A good system can create success.

LLMs are no longer competing with each other. They are competing with our workflows

Full-stack development is basically waking up and deciding which problem is yours today: - Requests failing for no reason - UI is doing its own thing - Performance mysteriously tanking - The state is behaving weirdly

Debugging isn’t just about fixing errors; it’s about seeing what really happened I compared 5 major tools: Multiplayer, LogRocket, Sentry, Datadog, and FullStory, to see which one gives developers the clearest visibility 👉 dev.to/andrewbaisde...

Google's new IDE Antigravity is great when coding. Honestly, with all the IDEs and models we have available, everyone can have their own fav custom workflow. Antigravity + Gemini 3.0 Cursor + Sonnet 4.5 Windsurf + GPT-5.1 VS Code + Copilot Zed + GPT-5.1 So many options

Tech bros celebrating their $1B investment into an idea they came up with during lunch

Explaining the bug to my duck squad before pushing to production

VS Code be like: Another one

Taking Google's new IDE Antigravity for a spin Gemini 3 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5 and GPT-5 what a great time for builders, thinkers and creatives.

I just launched my new Substack Newsletter: The Level Up Mindset 🎉 A fresh start plus a new home for insights on AI, tech, productivity, and personal growth. First post is live 👇 open.substack.com/pub/thelevel...

Looks like there is a Cloudflare outage, and multiple websites are down.

Starting is the easy part 😂

So many ways to level up and gain XP when coding: - Complete a project, gain XP - Complete a course, gain XP - Build an app, gain XP - Read documentation, gain XP - Experiment with AI, gain XP Every commit gets you closer to mastery

After testing, I believe that Kombaico is a pretty good AI agent for frontend work. They support 25+ programming libraries and have an IDE extension for: VS Code Cursor Windsurf Trae Well worth checking out, take a look at the platform 👉 kombai.com

Think of an idea. Build it. Write it. Create it. Repeat. You will never get bored when you are always building.

We all have our picks for the favourite AI app. I took it a step further and created an A.I. agent team, seven of the best models teamed up to do some work 👇 dev.to/andrewbaisde...

When benchmarking Kombaico against other agents on real Figma-to-React conversions. Here’s what stood out 👇 - Higher design fidelity - Fewer TypeScript + lint errors - Code integrates with your repo (no Frankenstein folders) - Way faster than manual handoff kombai.com

AI is transforming everything, and now it’s coming for the browser. Been using AI-native browsers like Comet, ChatGPT Atlas, Zen and Dia. Browsers are becoming AI sidekicks that think about context, automate, and help you think and build faster. dev.to/andrewbaisde...

The great thing about Kombaico is that it doesn’t just copy the design. It understands it: - Reads Figma files - Extracts assets + structure - Generates clean, React code - Works in your IDE with no extra tool switching It’s basically the "frontend brain" your IDE never had. kombai.com

AI coding tools have grown pretty fast So a few months ago, I received early access to Verdent Deck It enabled me to run several AI agents at once, meaning faster build times, automating smarter and writing cleaner code dev.to/andrewbaisde...

New month, new article 🔥 I have tested dozens of AI tools this year, and these 9 actually made me faster, sharper and more consistent. If you are building, writing, or automating in 2025, this one is worth a read 👇 dev.to/andrewbaisde...

My developer workflow in 2025: Comet: AI-powered browser Cursor: AI-powered IDE Warp: AI-powered terminal

Frontend? JavaScript. Backend? JavaScript. Mobile? JavaScript. Desktop? JavaScript. One language. Endless possibilities.

These 3 apps replaced Adobe CC for me: - Figma - Affinity - DaVinci Resolve

Cursor 2.0 is taking the lead.

7 Folder Structures Every Dev Should Know. Because "src/components" isn’t always enough 👇

TanStack Start is a new full-stack framework for React that's an alternative to Next.js and Remix. And in this tutorial, Andrew walks you through how to get started with it. You'll use it to build a CRUD app along with TanStackDB and add RxDB integration, too. www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-...

Most "AI coding tools" struggle with frontends. Coding agents = great at logic, messy with UI Figma to code = good for prototypes, not production Kombai is different; it's a domain-specialised AI agent built for the frontend, understands components, layout, CSS, and your code. kombai.com

AI browsers are the new hotness 🔥 OpenAI launches ChatGPT Atlas, a competitor to Comet browser by Perplexity chatgpt.com/atlas?openai...

Unpopular opinion, but for real, once you get good with TypeScript, it's hard to go back to JavaScript. TypeScript types feel like a huge upgrade, for example. Fewer bugs in production, the codebase is more scalable. TypeScript --> JavaScript

Battlefield 6 launch day 😅 So I guess everyone is playing at the same time.

I discovered Cosine AI a while back; it's great for projects. It's like a senior dev on your team who actually understands your codebase, regardless of whether it's legacy or large. Here's what happened when I let it work on a real feature in a Personal CRM app 🧵